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Francesca Stern Woodman was an American photographer that is most known for her black and white images of the female form and self portraits.

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Francesca uses long exposure or movement in her images which creates a blurred effect and makes the image look ghostly.

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Marlene is a south African artist that is currently based in the Netherlands.

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Marlene works with mainly oil paint and ink, she uses different sources of inspiration for her work such as newspaper cuttings, personal memorabilia and polaroid photographs, her work often represents a persons emotion or state of mind which also merges into her main themes of race, sexuality, guilt and innocence.

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Douglas Gordan is a Scottish artist that lives and works in Berlin, Germany.

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Douglas Gordons main themes of work is mirroring, he creates opposites in his work such as good and bad, light and dark, positive and negative. his art has the purpose to initiate conversation and he does this through his use of mirroring.

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Dry point printmaking

Drypoint is a printmaking technique of the intaglio family. The method of drypoint printing making involves scratching an image into a plate with a pointed tool. These lines create a burr that holds ink, this way the print revels the drawing.

2 artists that use this technique are :

Louise Bourgeois

Drypoint is one of her most used techniques with her creating about 1,500 prints, she liked how easy it was to use with no special equipment required.

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Clare Caulfield

She creates dry point prints and in Some of these prints also combine elements of chine-collé allowing Clare to introduce areas of colour and texture into her compositions.